Appellants worked for Clements and signed non-disclosure agreements regarding Clements' salt systems.

Relators initiated a qui tam action under the False Claims Act and other statutes.

Appellees, several board certified allergists licensed to practice medicine in Texas, brought a qui tam action under the False Claims Act (FCA) and Anti-Kickback Statute on behalf of the United States against appellant, the owner/operator of multiple allergy centers, alleging improper billing of government health care providers for unapproved medical treatments.

40-year old employee, Brian Burnett, sued his former employer, Bell Helicopter Textron, for age discrimination claiming his termination after 17 years of employment and being replaced by a 29-year-old employee was motivated by age.

Appellee, Chicago Title Ins. Co., sued Appellant, Cochran Investments, as subrogree of Michael Ayers, who purchased a duplex from Cochran.

This appeal was from the second of a series of bellweather trials in which several thousand plaintiffs claim injuries from hips manufactured by DuPay.

Nester suffered permanent injuries when an unmanned utility vehicle (similar to a golf cart) ran over her.

A jury found that two individuals misappropriated trade secrets from their former employer (Inhance) and used those secrets to start a competing business (TMRJ).